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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-01

tide of which has again begun to roll upon
our shores in increasing volume. 1t
would be unfair to class all immigrants
as Ignorant, or even a majority of them,
and the question is how they can be
sieved and screened and the verify ones
admitted while the criminals and pau
pers and illitera5es are returned to the
countries which gladly speWed them
out. Some method of dealing with
this subject wild have to be found
and as the states themselves can not i'm
pose restrictions the question rests with
Congress. That the people are becoming
aroused to the importance of the matter
is shown by the growing strength of
what is known as, the american move
ment," which seeks TO establish an immi-
grafton quarantine. Whether this pan
is the best or not, it is plain that some
restrictive methods must be adopted
which will prevent America from being
any longer the human dumping ground
for Europe and Asia
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-01
Jaw aould,s Addition to st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. April 3O.-A local
paper says jay Gould has perfected the
purchase of les acres of and from John
Bofnger, the consideration being $4,000.
The land was bought for an extensive
manufacturing site where the machine
shops of both the Missouri Pacl8c and
Iron Mountain and Soathern are to be
consolidated, where at least 1900 men
will be employed. These employees are
to be furnished with dwellings that are
to be provided with all kinds of coz
veniences essential 10 homes Tor first
class mechanics. L. will be two years De-
fore this suburb can be put in running
order
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-01
PIG snrings stabbIng Array.

Special to the Gazette.
BIG SPRINGS, Ten, April 30,-An old
man named Barney Riley was seriously
stabbed here to-day bYS. w. Helburn, a
stockman from Andrews county. Nothing
definite can De learned as to the cause OF
the cutting, as Helburn refuses to talk
and his victim is too badly hurt. The at
tending physician pronounces the case
douotf1i ore. Helburn attempted to es-
cane hut was overtaken by Deputy Sheriff
BirdwelI, who committed him to jail to
swat the result of Riley's wounds.
when arrested he endesvored to throw a
knife away, but his action was noticed
and the weapon was secured. Both are
men of over forty years and of quiet dis
position, and especially the injured man.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-01
Burglary at Jefferson.

Special to the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, Tex, April SOP. T.
Norwood & Co.'s wholesale grocery es-
adjustment was burglarized last night,
and quite a quantity of -four, tobacco,
bacon, etc, removed. The thieves eff
fected an entrance through the alley door,
after boring under several windows. The
safe was not disturbed, but the indica-
lions are that experts had the manage
ment of the affair. Some of the best de-
tectiyes in the state are working up the
case, but as yet there is no Clew that
would justify arrests. This is only one iu-
stance of a series of robberies thai occur
here periodically, and they are generally
managed with such skill that they defy
6atpcfinp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-01

It is reported that the German Crown
Prince is suffering from cancer of the
tongue. Il this be true he has but poor
prospect Of filling the throne of Germany
during msny years, If at all. Although
the Kaiser is more than ninety years Old
ne is in good nealth and may live until Ae
is 100. The Crown Prince is in his fifty
sixth year, and ais oldest SOD is little
more than twenty-eight. The German
people have great deal of affection for
the Crown Prince, and they would mourn
deeply if death should take him from
them,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-01
Adjndged Insane

Special to tho Gazette.
WAxAHAoHIEa TEX, April 50.-Mr. B.
E. Joiner, for several years resident of
this city, was adjudged insane yesterday
by the court, and taken 80 the asylum at
Terrell to-day. His wife also was sent
to the asylum some months ago, but is
now at lone in her proper mind. He
leaves his family almost destitute OF the
necesxaries of life.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-01
After a Horse.Thtet.

Special to the Gazette.
BIG SPRINGS, TEX, April 30.-Sherlfi
Bordwen received a notice to-day to looK
out for Hebrew named Wager, with s
small yellow horse, it being claimed that
he stole the horse from his business part
ner at Sierra Blanca.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-01
D. Nnes5 are ye GYM me
SAPOIIO

is sofid. handsome cake of EeGse-cleaniEe Soap.
which has no equal fOr all scozring purpose ex-
cept fhe Iaundry Perhaps y % have heard osit
thousand TINES without usiEg it once & yOTaSiu
reverse the position and use 1t once yon viii prse
it to others q thousand times. ASK your grocer
FOR cake. aud try it in your next housekeeping
No, s. (CQpyrighe March 1881. /
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-01

All our physicians recommend DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup for hoarseness aid colds; CSC,
Take no "just as ss6od.Rs Get the genuine
Salvation OIL. It ktls pain. Price, IS CENTS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-01
WIN Exchange

Ten thousand dollars worth OF plows for
western lands or Fort Worth city pyep-
erty. ". a. HUFFMAN IMPLEMENT &C.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-16

that the Grange made the first move toward
the supervising and controlling OF corpora
tions, which eliminated in the passage of
supervisory laws by twenty-ninc States
and 10y the national Congress.
Another result of the Grange organi6a-
ton, he said, was tho establishment of the
bureau of agriculture at Washington and
large appropriations by the national gov
ernmcnt for the establishment OF expert
mental stations throughout the country.
He spoke of the influence OF the Grange
in the elevation Of woman, urged diycrsi.
fled farming, gave comparative history OF
the production of cereals in Mississippi
under the old and present systems OF la
bor, alluded to the potent influence over
the commerce of the world by the leading
product of the south, cotton, whose power
England has spent millions to break, but
in vain.
The speaker then paid his respects to
the tariff lie said, what is called 'tho
doctrine Of protection" he preferred to
call "the doctrine of destruction" lie
indorscd in toto the late message OF the
President on the subject Of the tariff, and
commended him in culogistic terms for
what he called his bold and manly strike
from the shoulder.
Thanks were voted by the Grange 10
each of tho sneakers
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-16
4 sad ana rntni Accident.

liguEES Bow, Mob, Dec. lj.-.-Jamcs
Rankin, a young farmer living near here,
started out on the morning Of December
10 ior hunt In sleigh. When he had
reached point in the woods about half a
milu from his fathers house, his double
hlrrlcd shotgun slipped oil the fcat. and
IN attempting 10 draw u toward linn the
hammers caught and both loads wcrc dis
charged into his heart. Ills clothing
caught fire from the flush and was burned
OIL with the exception Of the oyorrhOcs
and q pair oi icltboois. The remains were
discovered yesterday lying In the seat of
the sleigh about a quarter Of mile from
the main road IN the woods Ills right
hand still held the rcins firmly, and the
horses were standing at the edge oi deep
myinc. They had been without food
since the accident occurred and had
gnaWcd ;he sleigh tongue nearly in two.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-16
Hll,rh ,Iis IInIf.nrntI.rr.

GprrNuur, O., prr. -. About =,
O'Clock l1yl evening lee sNcnic shot aud
killed sumner Duumt IN German town.
ship, twelve miles north oi here. They
were halibroihor aud u colorrI parents.
They hud burn ip Union City booking lor 70
girl 10 keep huu-c Tor them and their ig,d
mother Not finding girl, they illod MP
pretty well with liquor and started back.
On their way back they found q woman bt
q farmhouse who ngWcd Ia work ilr
them, and got into the wagon With them.
They had not gone lr until the two men
began 10 oquuucl over taking turn about
walking uE ihr rad Nns very bld.
Swcnic Wls No thc wagon, aud Jumping
out the two rrpplod with each other,
aud IN the struggle SNpnic shot Dumnt
through tho breast and stomach, killing
him almost instantly. Swcnic gave h.n.
sell up 10 The officers, aud late last niyht
was locked Mp iu iil.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-16
DAVE R WINS THE DERBY.
joey b Loses the Race by Beating
Himself

Joey u Loses the Race by BcutlnK
Himself
Special Dispatch to the Appeal
FLomNcE, Ala, Dec. l5.--The Derby
was concluded today; weather cold and
windyand birds scarce.
The first brace was Dave Il and laddy.
The former won in short heat, having
better luck on birds
joey II had a very easy victory over
Jacobin.
Dave Il and Joey B ran a long heat for
first place, in which joey beat hiuscll by
breaking in and chasing twice. lie had
the advantage in pace, range and style.
Dave X was awarded the heat and de-
clared winner Of the Derby
joey II Won second; l.addy, Ollic :,
Jacobin and Jack Modoc divided third
The winner, Dave X, IL Nashville pup.
py, owned 10y Mr.. Jas. :. Fisher He is
an orange and white Setter by Gath's
Hope, out of Daisy +.
joey h, winner OF second, IL owned by
the Memphis 4 Avcnt kennel and is by
their Rodcrigo, out Of the Mcssr Bry-
sons Lillian. lie Won the late Eastern
Derby, aud is the most brilliant puppy Of
the season.
laddy lRodcrigo-Ro pccp) and Ollie S
iPauls silalsionc.lotticl ar also owned by
the Memphis Il Avont kennel
ALI AuEp DRAWING.
The All-aged stake closed with thirty.onc
entries, rs follows
Casio against Daisy r.
Dad Wilson against Eaie lIiu.
Taiso against lad II iipw .pl
Nellie Cambridge ngnlnst Hceio n
JOY ui Prince tpl nrnlust koiC G.
spot ipl against Kings Marx.
lnss ul Bow lul against l,rra.
Rods Gem ngrinft lluu Roy.
cyclone Hellu,t KEYSTONE.
Jean Nullvnn against ban
Nat Goodwin against ioW Oi Portland.
Chance against king Nohlo.
King Lar nruiu,t PAP -nigcr tpl
Huhrmitn Iirl usnlrsi 1ny Gla1st,uc.
nmphic lll. ~ asainsi Jos rvle ul
rtlucC, bye.
The first heat In tho ill-aged stake. he
tween Cassie and Daisy Z, was won by tho
/ latter by superior work on birls.
Dad Wilson and EGic llill, and TIsso
and lad of Bow, ran undecided heats,
which will bc finished tomorrow morning.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-16
DEMOCRACY INpoRsEp.
Now York Board OF Trade Asks for
Tariff Reduction.

Tariff Reduction.
NEw YoRE, Dec. 10. At the board Of
trade meeting today resolutions wcrc
adopted calling upon the National board of
tr,dc to carefully consider the following
questions:
/. That the business men Of all parties
both proiccionis,s and free traders, should
unite in demanding early action by Con-
grcss 10 reduce the present enormous rev
cnucs in a way to least Cmbauasg existing
industries.
.. While desirable tn reduce Internal
taxes, IL was not desirable 10 abolish the
internal revenue system ~ whole.
3. That the government should give sub
sidics to American steamship lines.
4. That every Legitimate means 10 lustcr
the merchant marine should be- used, in
Guiding the enactment Ol the law now
pending in Congress known a. the tonnage
bill, applying alike Ia sail aud steam YES.
scls engaged IN foreign commerce.
.. The necessity OF iuliciOus national
anti-adutcmiion law.
q. That the internal revenue tax upon
alcohol used in the art and manufactures
should bc abolished
Z. Tho adoption of postal telegraph
system, aud 10 urge Us consideration upon
Congress.
s. The consideration u the subject of
commercial union with Canada.
q. The question oi rpiunding sufficient
portion Of the national debt to constitute
AN adequate business and security for q
permanent national currency under the
present national banking system.
10. That the amendment proposed t0
the constitution Of tln United States, 10
allow The President 10 veto separate items
in the annual appropr ation bin, should be-
adopted.
II. That Congress should be- urged 10
enact u bankrupt law cmlodyiug the gen.
cril principles Of the Lowell bill.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-16

Sr JonN, n. b., Dee. lj.-'Gho story Of
the finding Of a buried treasure at n. Mar
tins has caused sensation. The amount
Of the find up 10 tho pnscnt time Is stated
10 bc several bushels. Only two ponons
are acquainted with thc location ol the
treasure. One Of those was in the city
yesterday, and had an interview with
Cashier Giryan, OF the Bank Of New
Brunswick, with view Of asccrtaning
the value Of the find anl how 10 realize
on II. lie told Giryan that Il was IN the
shape Of spade guincas bearing date Of
Igg,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-16
no,cor uni,crsi,, TroubIc.

ST. PuuHurRe, bee. l, The Of'ciol
MoUngr, referring 10 the trouble ut tho
Moscow university says
"lhr lectures atth university we're sus-
pended IN consequence of q students hay-
ing assaulted an inspector at concert.
The other students sided with tho a~,.iil.
ant, and made arrangements iur m unau-
thoriud meeting, which, however, WIS
Suppressed Many OF the students woru
arrested and eni into exile. Fresh trouble
wus caused in Moscow bya report that two
students had died from the effects OF in-
juucs pcciycd Whilo the police wcrc cn-
gngcd IN restoring order. Despite 70 denial
oi this mmor, the students nhsrnicd thcm-
selves from their clnfscs and ignored tho
authority Oi thc university phicials.'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-16
FREIGHT TRAINS EMBRACE.
A Bad smash.Up on tho Iron Mount
ain Road.
-r-lla 1i,r1ich 10 nc Aprcll.

srr,ia Dispatch 10 the Appeal.
ltruE Rock, Ark, Dec. 1.-Two Iron
Mountain fright trains, ono going north
and the other going south, embraced each
other at loomis mills, thrcc miles north
OF this city, at u O'Clock last night, com
plclcly dcmulishng both engines, and
wrcchiny about twenty can. The collid-
ing trains were No. Z, leaving north,
and No. 20, coming south. The
engineers reversed their engines, and,
together with their frmcn, Jumped
to the ground, escaping with slight
bruises. The track is torn mp for q dis
tancc ui 200 yards, while the trloscopcd
trains ar scattered alongthe line on either
side. The great sipns II groceries aud
dry goods ,lrcEn over the ground present
q novel spectacle. II was late this after
noon before the south bound train, due
here NJ o'clock this msrning, arrived.
Two immps ON the south bound freight
could not be found after The collision, and
i is thought they were buried under ihc
debris
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-16
A RAID ON oi,l.noma nrcwIhr.

ELDoRADo, Kas, Dec. lj.--From certain
movements Of genilcmcn who are well
posted, II appears thai there is being 30
crctly organized an immense scheme 10
make a raid on Oklahoma in carly spring,
the arrangement being that the way to
open the Indian Territory 70 settlement is
10 open i. They say ilBt 10000 men will
20 into the Territory o. q given date and
that the government has nOtcnongh troops
20 keep them out One u the leaders oi
the scheme lives here 1nd says they mean
business from now on
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-16
Capital Notes.

Amongthc fourth class posioiliccs which
will be raised 10 the third or presidential
class on January next are Malvern, Ark;
Hickman, KY; Biloxi, Miss; Dayton,
Tenn, and Cameron, Tex.
The Senate committee on commerce to-
day appointed Messrs. Kenna, Vest, Coke,
Cullom and Palmer rs Subcommittee 10
whom shall be referred all executive nomi-
nations which may require any invcsliga-
ton.
Mr.. ncnby. American minister 10 China,
has written letter TO Secretary Bayard,
saving that whatever concessions had been
made 10 the Observation-Disclosures syndicate
have since been revoked by the Chinese
government.
Tho Interstate commission yesterday
gave hearing in the case of VIM. II.
llearl, a colored minister, living in Charles.
ton, = g., who complains that the Georgia
railroad company, June Is, 1887, compelled
him to tide in a coach OF inferior accom-
modations, although he had iirst-Clasi
ticket.
AZ thc postmasler's convention this
morning one delegate from each State rep.
resented was appointed rs n national com
miltcc. A committee 10 draft and take
charge Of the bill 10 be presented 10 Con.
grcss was appointed. The convention then
adjourned subject 20 the call OF the ma.
tional committee.
Representative Holman has requested
that be- be not rcappoinlcd 10 the appro.
pIiation committee, but that hc he given u
place on some committee having no con.
lrol whatever over the expenditures oI
public money. lie expressed n preference
ior the public lands committee, and Il is
probable that the chairmanship Of thai
committee will be given him.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-16
rom woo,,o,I, rou.d ..,,I,,.

MACON, Ga, Dec. lj.-1his was the
tenth day Of the trial oi Tom Voolfolk ior
the murder Of nine Of his family The
Jury was charged at noon and In twenty
minutes brought ia verdict 81 guilty.
The prisoner Nas then sentenced 10 hang
February ~. In biz statement before sen.
tcnce Voolfolk aacrlcd his Innocence be-.
fore heaven, and said that the witnesses
had sworn falsely. llo seems 10 DO abso.
lutcly wilhom nerves A motion iur q
new trial will bo made al once by hi, coun.
al
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-16

Nrw YoHg, Dec. IL, Henry :. Ives was
nrmirned this afternoon in lhc Tombs po.
lice court for the stealing oi $4,000 irum
the Cincinnati, Hamilton 4 Dayton rail.
road julius Dexter president oi the
road, was examined. llc testified that
IVES had never accounted lur the slOO,OO0
draft In question Mr. Dexter said be- had
been mn officer uf the company only since
August II. llruwucd two shnrys ui stock,
which had been transferred tu him los Ives.
who controlled -oycn.prhths Of the stock
Of lhp Cinuunui. llumilo on q DAYTON. llc
could not bc positive that Ives had not
notified the trrusuipr oi the draft trans.
action. When Ives threatened a. ininln
him from raising the I,cns loan hc threat.
oncd 10 proceed against him cfiminally.
Witness WIS now prosecuting without the
authority OF the Cincinnati, Hamilton d
DAYTON. An examination Oi the books
showed that on June q Ives loaned Ia Rob.
crt Garrjt S2nO.upO. 1hc slO1,OOO WI.
charged tu Ives us trustee. Mr. johnson.
counsel ipr lNo-. moved Ia have the rasc
dismissed lur want of evidence, and Justice
kilbpih took The papers.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-16
IIrn nnlI..,.. sn,nnnii-

ST. Iouly, Mo-, dee. l5 A special 20
tlic PotD.plih gives additional par'.ru.
las regarding the fire ut l0r's summit,
Mo. The frc started in l.. 4. Hos go.
Gerry store, on East Main street, and soon
the whole block was ON ip, destroy ing
Blackwell 4 Spcnoor's drug sloc, thc go.
Gerry store ol I, A. Hess aud DRY guod'
sl0rr ol y. +. Austin, nine buildings and
contents, lglupiting 80 900 loss on ,i"rk
and sl2,OJl lu,s on buildings; insured for
$1,000. The ilamcs were checked by
tearing down intervening small houses.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-16
Some mus In,roduccd.

Special Dispatch TO tho Appeal
WASHINGTON, Dee. 10 A hill has been
introduced in the Senate for the relief OF
Picnon c. Montgomery, oi Memphis.
Senator George introduced hill to pro-
vide for an addition TO the United States
building at Jackson, Miss; another ior the
erection OF public building at Nicksburg;
bill to provide for holding terms OF the
United States courts at Mississippi City,
and for the rcliot oi the Protestant orphan
asylum at Natchcz.
Senator Hale today introduced hill TO
provide that any officer placed on tho n.
tired list, after twenty years ui service, by
reason OF physical defect, which was not
q disqualification NJ the limo nl his orig-
nal entry into the service, shall he held To
be retired for disability incident 10 the
service.
Senator Palmer today Introduced hin
TO increase to 1000, OUO the limit oi the
appropriation iur a public building at De-
trhit, Mich.
Tho bill iuirolocrd by senator George
today To protect CmpllNcs aud servants en-
gagrd in iorclgn and Interstate commerce
declares that they shall he entitled 20 ~.
cover damages ur any injury sustained
through cOclcss, Negligent orunskilul act
or omission OF their employers or masters
or oi their fellow servants engaged ON the
same service.
Senator Builcv today introduced hill To
license railway conductors engaged in in.
tcrNtatc commerce. II provides that no
railroad shnll employ uny person ns u rail
way conductor upon ANY train engaged in
interstate commerce, unless the person II
licensed us provided by the act Il pro.
yilcs Tor chief examiner, who shall have
lad five yrlB' service M u railway CON
duclor and ui supervising examiner To
constitute national board of examiners,
which shalt establish all nee S,lty pgula-
iions. The supervising examiners 5hill hc
assigned 10 certain districts over which
they shall exercise control. II also PM
Nidcs fOr two district examiners IN each
district. Whenever any person makes APP
pico,ion 10 bc licensed ns u railway con.
ductor, the examiner h required Ia learn
the applicants moral, mental, physical
and professional character II satisfied on
these points, lac shalt gran, him license
lor one year. which shall be- subject Ia roy-
ocalon. No license shall hc granted tn
any one TO act as railway conductor how.
ever. who has not had at lcas, one ycnrs
| experience as a railway conductor orbrikc-
man on a surface steam railway. ANY
| person Nhosc application IN rejected hy the
| local examiners may appeal To- thu super
! yising inspector oi the district. The iill
was framed ly the Ngiipnll Association u
Railway Conductors
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-16
rhc Crown Prince Irnpro,inr.

san BMo, Dec. TO- Drs. schader,
Knuw aud Howell have issued bulletin
concerning the condition oi the crown
prince, Ia which thcy say that during the
last few weeks the iuilnmmatOry symptoms
in the larynx have entirely di.ppcarcd.
The surface tumor iiscli appears io be part
ly cicalrifcd and partly coycpd With fiat
grovlhs, which have tendency 60 IN.
crease. The patients general condition Is
ttuIisturt,.N
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r,nnanlIltr in rrnncc.

PANS dee. 10. The dcclar,lion Of the
ministers was Rad In the Chamber Of
Deputies to-day. II declares that the Cab
inrt's sole ambition Is toconiinuc the worl;
Of concord begun December g. The coun-
try will perceive that this policy will in
SURF the pledge Of internal I~acc. The
declaration cites the military, financial,
economical. administrative und social
mcasun,s lhat the government viii submit.
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Nrlrh,nr rhn.a ralInrc..
erenIal nI.nalIh b ID AnrlaL

Fp'0IHI UI9T0NH W TI' NTV'lT
JAcgsov, Tenn, Dee lj.-llill, Stead.
man 4 Co. grocery merchants here, were
sold out today 10 satisfy their creditors.
UAcEEr CRY, Ark, Dee i5.-Johu
Thomas who keeps a general store at this
place, made an assignment today.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-16
Freedom OF the ci,y arnn,cd.

LONDON, Dec. b.-Thc colpontion of
the city Of London today voted the ire-
dom OF the city to the Marquis " Harling-
ton la recognition Of his servict Ia defense
oi the cmpirc. The Gladstonian members
ol The corporation opposed the motion.
The formal vote showed q meager minor
ity.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-16

A fire az Sherman, Tex, Yesterday de-
siroyed the business houses Of J. u. ~.
Clair, y. x u. Baieman, +. H. kciyscr ;.
u. King aud y. w. Burroughs. The total
loss V 10000 insurance, 5000. The
postoifce with all H. contents was de-
stioycd, ...